Sproots

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Sproots is a single player survival management game. It was developed by Sokpop Collective and was released on January 17, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Sproots is a colony survivial game where you control small Pikmin like creatures in a Sims-esque manner Each 'sproot' is in constant need of food and water. Their camp is always located near a 'life plant' where they gather water, but you'll have to help them out getting food! Eventually every sproot will die of age (around 60), so be sure to let them breed new eggs on their nest! During …

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Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

gameplay3 positive mentions

The game has a cute concept and is fun to discover things as you play.
It's relatively quick to complete, with some players able to 100% it in under 6 hours.
The game offers a lot of charm and engaging gameplay for its low price.

The game frequently crashes, especially around day 45, which can be frustrating.
There is a lack of clear goals and information, making it challenging for first-time players.
The game feels unfinished and could benefit from more content and quality of life improvements.

gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its charming simplicity and depth, offering a casual yet engaging experience that can provide hours of entertainment. The art style complements the gameplay effectively, making it an appealing option for players seeking both enjoyment and value.
- “It has a great simple art style, which complements gameplay and its use of time.”
- “It has a casual look and approach but is actually quite deep and provides hours of gameplay.”
- “So much charm and cool gameplay for so little money :)”
graphics
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The graphics feature a great simple art style that effectively complements the gameplay and enhances the overall experience.
- “It has a great simple art style, which complements gameplay and its use of time.”